ASIS International (ASIS) Professional Certified Investigator Practice Exam

What is defined as "deviant sexual intercourse"?

1. Vaginal intercourse only

2. Any sexual act with consent

3. Any type of intercourse other than vaginal sex

4. Sexual activities during BDSM

The correct answer is: Any type of intercourse other than vaginal sex

The definition of "deviant sexual intercourse" typically refers to any type of sexual act that deviates from what is traditionally considered normative or conventional sexual practices. In this context, the choice indicating "any type of intercourse other than vaginal sex" aligns with the broader understanding of deviant sexual behaviors, which may include oral sex, anal sex, and other forms of sexual activity that do not involve vaginal penetration. This definition is often used in discussions about sexual practices in social sciences, psychology, or legal contexts, where behaviors outside standard expectations are assessed. The classification of activities as "deviant" can vary culturally and contextually, but in general discussions about sexual practices, any act not fitting into the normative framework of vaginal intercourse can be considered deviant. Other choices, such as vaginal intercourse only or sexual activities during BDSM, are more restrictive and do not encompass the full range of sexual practices that might be categorized as deviant. The option mentioning any sexual act with consent overlooks the behavioral deviation aspect central to the definition. Therefore, defining deviant sexual intercourse primarily as any type of intercourse other than vaginal reflects a broader understanding of sexual deviation.